Understanding Your Breasts | Breast Conditions

If your montgomery glands get plugged up, don't panic. We've got you covered.

This syndrome can cause deep sadness, anxiety and anger when breasts are stimulated.

These star-shaped scars on breasts are usually benign, but it's important to rule out cancer.

Here's what to expect from this test and how you can prepare for it.

A woman's hairy boob is totally normal. There is no typical when it comes to hair on the nipple.

Newsflash: Sometimes they don't point outward—and that's usually okay.

While intraductal papilloma is usually benign, get your boob screened to rule out cancer.

By assessing the type of pain you're feeling, we can narrow down the cause.

Learn the symptoms of common breast conditions to stay proactive with your breast health.

Before assuming the worst about a lump, see what evidence says about cysts and cancer risk.

Without treatment, duct ectasia can lead to mastitis. Home remedies may help.

Discharge can occur for many reasons, but it's not necessarily a red flag.

Lumps in the breast are completely normal, and learning how to react will reduce stress.

Don't fret—those tiny bumps on your areola are actually normal.

Common breast conditions may cause worrisome symptoms, but most aren't cause for worry.

Small bumps on your breasts may be unsightly, but they're probably NBD.

Know the truth about the solid, noncancerous breast lumps often found in women.

While these often require no treatment, a biopsy or removal is necessary in some cases.

Found in women’s breast tissue, complex fibroadenomas may increase the risk of breast cancer.